MINORITY TRAINING PROGRAM IN CANCER CONTROL

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MINORITY TRAINING PROGRAM IN CANCER CONTROL RESEARCH APPLICATION
RECOMMENDATION FORM
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The individual submitting this form is applying for the Minority Training Program in Cancer Control Research - a program
designed to showcase the opportunities and needs for minority researchers in cancer control, and to provide motivation, skills
and resources to enable master’s students and master’s trained professionals to pursue doctoral level education.
Please provide an assessment of the applicant by completing this form. In order for an application to be reviewed, the
recommendation form must be received by Friday, February 12, 2016 by 5:00pm (PST). Program selection is
determined by applicant information and recommendations. (Faxed recommendations are NOT accepted)
Last
First
Middle
Applicant’s Name:
In accordance with the Family Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, the applicant may waive his/her right to inspect the
recommendation by signing the statement below. This waiver is not required as a condition for selection to the Minority Training
Program in Cancer Control Research.
“I hereby waive my right of access to this information and release UCSF or UCLA to contact this recommender with
regard to my application for the Minority Training Program in Cancer Control Research.”
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applicant’s signature
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date
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Recommender’s Name:
Credentials:
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Part A
Position/Title:
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Please evaluate the applicant using the following criteria and scale.
On a scale of 1 to 5: 1 = poor, 5 = exceptional.
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Average
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Exceptional
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1. Has vision: open to new ideas and possibilities
2. Is motivated to advance as far as possible
3. Is organized: in thinking and methodology
4. Manages competing priorities
5. Works well under pressure
6. Is a respected member of peer groups
7. Works well with diverse groups of people
8. Takes initiative
9. Assumes responsibility
10. Writes and speaks effectively
11. Has potential to attain a doctoral degree
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Part B
NOTE TO RECOMMENDERS: Your letter is an important component of this application. We read and evaluate them carefully. Please
write this letter as you would a recommendation for a doctoral program application.
In the space below or in an attached letter, describe the nature of your relationship to the applicant. Evaluate the applicant’s academic
aptitude and potential for a career in research; potential motivation for pursuit of a doctorate; and academic performance. An example
that illustrates the applicant’s skills and potential would be informative. Also, please describe any barrier to this applicant’s successful
doctoral application.
(If using a separate page, place the applicant’s name in the upper right hand corner of your school/agency letterhead).
SIGNATURE OF RECOMMENDER
By signing below, I certify that the information I have given regarding the applicant is complete and accurate
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RECOMMENDATIONS MUST BE RECEIVED BY
February 12, 2016 by 5:00pm (PST)
Faxed recommendations are NOT accepted. If mailed, please send two copies.
Please return this form/letter to applicant for inclusion with other application materials, or you may send it
directly to the one program location they are applying to via email or mail:
Northern California:
University of California, San Francisco (UCSF)
Helen Diller Family Cancer Research Building
Attn: Vanessa Mercado, MPH
MTPCCR Coordinator
1450 3rd Street, Box 0128, HD-556
San Francisco, CA 94158-9001
Phone: 415-514-9409
Email: Vanessa.Mercado@ucsf.edu
Southern California:
University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA)
Fielding School of Public Health – Community Health Science
Attn: Sherry C. Kidd, MEd
MTPCCR Coordinator
650 Charles Young Drive South
Box 951772, Suite 41-240
Los Angeles, CA 90095-1772
Phone: 310- 794-7314
Email: mtpccr@ph.ucla.edu
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